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The Week In Review
Sat 23rd May to Fri 29th May
The Week in Review aggregates the top news stories from the past seven days and orders them by popularity. Would you like to see the whole week's news?
Interview: ACC Vicki Evans
28/05/20 - Police Oracle talks to Cambridgeshire Constabulary's newly appointed Assistant Chief Constable, Vicki Evans about diversity, direct entry and opportunities for women in senior policing roles. • Vicki Evans was previously Temporary ACC at Dyfed-Powys. She is replacing Sharn Basra, who has returned to Bedfordshire Police. In January 2018,
Misconduct hearing for former ACC Steven Heywood set for next week
29/05/20 - The gross misconduct hearing for Steven Heywood, former Greater Manchester Police Assistant Chief Constable, has been set to begin on 1 June. • The hearing follows an Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) investigation which looked at evidence given by Mr Heywood at the Anthony Grainger Public Inquiry while he was a serving officer
Three West Yorkshire officers face misconduct hearing
27/05/20 - Two detectives and a PC who investigated the death of a three-year-old are facing allegations of gross misconduct. • Detective Chief Inpector Mark Swift, Detective I
- 26/05/20 - Police Scotland appoints two new ACCs from outside force
- 27/05/20 - Officers can roll annual leave into next two years due to pandemic
- 28/05/20 - Six incidents involving black men under IOPC investigation
- 26/05/20 - PC cleared of misconduct following two-year assault inquiry
- 27/05/20 - Review of FPNs in wake of Cummings row "a waste of police time"
- 28/05/20 - Mayor's office confirms LFB charge 'exemption' in Fed row
- 29/05/20 - Citizen's Award sergeant says he 'could have gone down different path'
- 26/05/20 - Capital's Fed calls on Khan to reverse congestion charge for officers
- 28/05/20 - County lines gangs change tactics to beat lockdown
- 27/05/20 - West Midlands officers injured by crowd at house fire
- 28/05/20 - Burglary team used fake police vehicle to access gated community
- 29/05/20 - Thames Valley fed condemn "despicable" assaults on officers
- 28/05/20 - Durham to take no further action against PM's aide
- 29/05/20 - No guidance on policing funerals during lockdown, says PSNI's ACC
- 27/05/20 - Officers' actions 'proportionate' in lockdown case says PIRC
- 30/05/20 - Thames Valley Fed "dumbfounded" by IOPC statement on Tasers
Features
Detective's Casebook: John Rodney
How a Swindon detective inspector led the first investigation of its kind to bring justice for a group of women deliberately infected with HIV. • John Rodney was jailed for eight years for infecting at least three women with HIV. He was diagnosed in 2013 yet continued to have unprotected sex for yea
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Comment: what is the problem with direct entry?
You don't have to have rolled around on the floor with strangers to be a good detective argues Dr Susanne Knabe-Nicol. • We are painfully short of detectives on a national level. A survey conducted in Suffolk Police found that an effective drop in salary coupled with increased specialism requiremen
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